St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
THE TURF.
Yesterday Was Ladies' Day at the
Niagara Races.

NIAGARA FALLS, July T. This was
ladies' day at the races. The weather
was sultry and the track fast.
First race one mile-Pink Cottage won,
Leonora second, Alaric third. Time l :4514
Second race, one and one-eighth miles
Middlesex won, Orlando second, Nettle
third. Time, l 80.
one mile-HOrnplpe won, MI DeSperandum
second, Mahoney third. Time :464.
Fourth race, qualified hunters, gentlemen
riders one mile and seventy yards-Cyclone
won, Chardo second Pawnbroker third
Time, l :5Sl2.
Fifth race, steeple chase, full course
George Mccullough won, Lucy Lightfoot sec
ond, ValOur third. Time 5 :46.
SIX RACES AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July This was the se,--
enth regular day of the Washington
Park races. The weather was walm
and the track in good condition. Six
races were run to-day, and the winners
were Leo III, R0Salin !, Lucky B, st.
Valentine, Kirklen and Belle Taw. Tie
attendance was about 1000.
First race, two year-olds, six furlongs-
third. Leo ii at once made play for lead
and came ahead near the half, leading to the
finish. Time, III.
Second race. one mile and One-sixteenth
all agcs-Pea1 Jennings and Lewis Clark
were off first Rosalind last but took first at
the stand, and though headed at the quarter
by Pearl Jennings took the lead again as
they neared the half and ran to the finish,
winning under the whip first by length.
Poteen second. Time, L :4Sl2.
Third race Washington Park cup, two
miles and quarter-MOnte Cristo made the
running from the start around the course,
but was passed on the home stretch by Vo-
lantc and Lucky b. Volante was pulled to
11N-,r TO- frni.I In1
ond. Time, 4:01
Fourth race. three-year-olds, mile and one
eighth-Comedie and Bannail were off in
front, but were passed by Sailor Boy near the
and won, but was disqualified by the judges
for an alleged foul in the home stretch
against st. Valentine. who was awarded the
race. Time, :37A.
Fifth race, all ages, three -fourths of mile
heats-Kerklen lay back in both heats till
well down the home stretch, when he came
ahead and won easily by a length in the
first and two lengths in the second heat. Col.
Owens finished second and Glenhall third;
Time :I64; LIZA. Glenhall was ridden
badly in the first heat by GaIlego and the
judges put Gerhardy up for the second
heat.
Sixth race ali ages selling six furlongs-
Archbishop. Vivian and Marguerite got off
i'll front at the start Archbishop took the
lead near the one-half, showing the way to
the home stretch, where Belle Taw came
through and won by Il length, Archbishop
second. Time. IL.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
NEW YORK, Julyu7.-The weather at
Monmouth Park to-day was intensely
hot and sultry. the attendance large and
the betting heavy.
First race, handicap, seven furlongs-Dag-
gard won with ease, Chickahominy second,
Furor third. Time, 80.
Second race. the Hopeful stakes for two
year-oldS, n0nwinning allowances, three
quarters of a milc-Wo oden won by length,
Torchlight second. Magnctizer third Time,
1;17.
Third race, the Long Branch handicap, one
and one-quirtcr rliles--llidalgo won by
head. Time, 2;12.
Fourth race. Lorillard stakes for three
year-oldS. with e, 600 added, one mile and
half Hancock won (of course) in an exercise
gallop. 2:I0i2. The value of the stake was
about SlI 600.
The fifth race, selling, one mile-Chicka-
hominy won by a length, Monocrat second.
Time, l :45.
Sixth race, handicap, steeple chase, short
course-Killarney won. Time, 3:06.
AT COUNCIL. BLUFFS.
COUNCIL. BLUFFS, To-, July 1.-THE
fourth and last day of the races saw the
weather excellent and the track in
splendid condition. Attendance, $500.
The meeting was success.
2:4S trot, purse S600-l-ady Adelea won,
Ora Stewart second, Miss Cowley third, Alea
mont fourth. Best time, 2:31A.
2:23 trot, purse S60O-Censul won, Elm
wood Chief second, White Stockings third,
Orphan Boy fourth. Best time, 2:22A.
In the special pacing race for a purse of
1000. between Dan D and Lottic 2, the lat